Master of Engineering Administration
Students from Dr. Al Wicks' Mechatronics lab have developed an electrical system that will blow air into the blades of the Rolls Royce Trent 1000 Engine in Goodwin Hall and make it turn. They had the engine moving for a reception honoring outgoing dean Richard Benson but the ultimate goal is to have it run during class changes each day and other important times and even to control it remotely via the internet. Students are Thomas Coleman (in green), Clinton Burns (in navy) and Matthew Meeder (in plaid).
Grado Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
The Master of Engineering Administration (MEA) degree provides practicing engineers, scientists, and technical professionals with a graduate level academic experience in Technology Management that further prepares them for career advancement in the role of managing and providing administrative support for the technology-based operations of a progressive enterprise. Graduates of this program typically move into advanced positions as project manager, program administrator, lab director, engineering manager, technology executive, etc.
For admissions information or academic advising, contact Extended Campus Academic Advisor Paula Van Curen.